Lord Kataklysmos
Master of the Dark
8 hours GST prior to the tournament:
Lord Kataklysmos entered the arena and simply breathed in the atmosphere. He smelled the pain this room had bared witness to. He smelled the old raw scent of blood, that had since been covered up by the odor of cleaning products. He viewed the primal stage, simple and stone. He felt the sorrow the servants setting up had known since occupation.
Yes, this would do. This was a place of Dark Side energy.
He smirked, darkly, and approached the slab that would serve as their dueling ground. He placed his hand upon the cool stone and visions of barbarism flashed through his head; flesh ripping, bones snapping, organs bursting, blood flowing, hearts stopping and every manner of bodily destruction imaginable.
Oh, yes, this was going to be a tournament to remember. Though... who would win had yet to cross his mind. The vision of his own future had yet to be meditated upon.
He raised his hands up and levitated to the top of the stage. He moved about it, inspecting every stone, every crack, every minor imperfection until that evil place was part of him; burned deeply in the worst places of his mind.
Finally he took his place, where he would start his first challenge and sat. He closed his aged eyelids and meditated on the dark, on the duel, on his powerful opponent and searched for the answers to defeat [member="Darth Ferus"] and any other opponent he might come upon.
And there he would sit until the crowds filed in, a memoir of a forgotten warrior; a statue on a battlefield.
Lord Kataklysmos entered the arena and simply breathed in the atmosphere. He smelled the pain this room had bared witness to. He smelled the old raw scent of blood, that had since been covered up by the odor of cleaning products. He viewed the primal stage, simple and stone. He felt the sorrow the servants setting up had known since occupation.
Yes, this would do. This was a place of Dark Side energy.
He smirked, darkly, and approached the slab that would serve as their dueling ground. He placed his hand upon the cool stone and visions of barbarism flashed through his head; flesh ripping, bones snapping, organs bursting, blood flowing, hearts stopping and every manner of bodily destruction imaginable.
Oh, yes, this was going to be a tournament to remember. Though... who would win had yet to cross his mind. The vision of his own future had yet to be meditated upon.
He raised his hands up and levitated to the top of the stage. He moved about it, inspecting every stone, every crack, every minor imperfection until that evil place was part of him; burned deeply in the worst places of his mind.
Finally he took his place, where he would start his first challenge and sat. He closed his aged eyelids and meditated on the dark, on the duel, on his powerful opponent and searched for the answers to defeat [member="Darth Ferus"] and any other opponent he might come upon.
And there he would sit until the crowds filed in, a memoir of a forgotten warrior; a statue on a battlefield.